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85th Tribal Assembly to be all business
Abbreviated Tribal Assembly set for Thursday.
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New arts campus construction proceeding on schedule
Work continues without presence of more than a million visitors.
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Formline follows function: New ambulance art reaches to cultural roots, fits vehicle’s purpose
The design, which cost taxpayers nothing, were created by Southeast artists.
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Cold case units focus on missing, murdered Indigenous women
Seven Operation Lady Justice Task Force cold case offices are opening nationwide.
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Former basketball pro embarks on 1,500-mile bike ride for mental health
The idea is to inspire awareness and change, Damen Bell-Holter said.
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Tlingit and Haida violence against women co-chair picked for federal post
She’s happy to be that voice.
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No tourists means loss and opportunities for museums
The Alaska State Museum usually gets more than 15,000 guests over summer. This year, it’s 500.
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Tribal Emergency Operations Center responds to crisis across Southeast
The Tribal Emergency Operations Center is looking out for nearly 35,000 tribal citizens.
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Program allows some Alaska Native Vietnam vets to get land
Stewy Carlo had a short life, but he lived every moment.
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Feds launch Minnesota office on missing Indigenous cases
It’s the 1st of seven planned offices, including a site in Anchorage
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Judge rules Alaska Native corporations can get tribal virus relief money
Alaska Native corporations are eligible for relief funding for tribes, a federal judge ruled.
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Tlingit and Haida talks tribal courts at weekly luncheon
Soon, the courts will gain access to several national crime databases.
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Weavers celebrate new robe with first dance at SHI
The event is part of a resurgent trend for traditional weaving.
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Sealaska’s Celebration is virtually ready to begin
Celebration is scheduled to resume in-person next year.
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Sealaska Heritage Institute sues Neiman Marcus for “blatant” copyright infringement
The case is the first of its kind in the U.S.
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Sealaska Corporation creates $1 million fund for coronavirus relief
$500,000 toward dealing with immediate needs have already been disbursed.
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Traditional games athletes find new way to compete amid distancing
Far away from each, teams still found a way to be close.
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Juneau hosts 2020 Traditional Games this weekend
Teams will come from across the state — and country.
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Alaska Natives say their voices are being ignored in ferry reshaping group
‘It’s a cultural and spiritual relationship.’